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    What did Jeff Tull invent?

    Question #16359. Asked by Dr. Winston O'Boogie.

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    		Do you mean Jethro Tull who invented the seed drill and whose name was used by a well known band of musicians?

    Feb 01 02, 1:45 AM

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